Magdalene survivors insist State not fulfilling terms of compensation scheme
Healthcare package promised to women falls far short, survey of survivors shows
Hundreds of Magdalene women gather in Dublin for event in their honour
First time for many to speak freely to other women incarcerated in the laundries
Flanagan to broaden access to Magdalene redress scheme
Cabinet to discuss proposals to allow more former laundry workers to apply for redress
Grace Dyas: The dirty secrets of a Dublin Magdalene laundry
Her new play deals with a search at a Magdalene laundry, but is also a metaphor for things we hope will never surface
Key tribunal witness in failed bid to be ‘forgotten’ online
Data Protection Commissioner reveals witness tried to use Google searches rule
Legal body seeks views on enforcement and corporate offences
Law Reform Commission wants to know what people think of reforms in crucial area
Report calls for restriction of ‘dawn raids’
Law Reform Commission’s core recommendation is for the introduction of a search warrants Act
Consumers need new insurance legislation, report says
Law Reform Commission warns of ‘vicious devices and traps’ in existing contracts
Support package for Magdalene women comes into effect next month
Women to receive medical card and other supports including home help and counselling
TDs asked to ensure Magdalene women get healthcare card
Group says judge’s recommendation on HAA card not included in Bill coming before Dáil
How volunteer lawyers joined quest for Magdalene justice
Some argue that work of that nature should not have relied on volunteerism
Magdalene survivors are still waiting for restorative justice
Opinion: Women feel confused and anxious at the opaqueness of the scheme on offer
UN committee raises numerous human rights issues with Ireland
Government to be questioned at hearings in Geneva next July
SF seeks debate on nuns’ refusal to contribute to Magdalene scheme
Deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald says situation is ‘absolutely unacceptable’
Nuns say they will not pay Magdalene compensation
Four congregations will not contribute to fund, which could cost State up to €58 million
Religious orders reject Government plea for contribution to €58m Magdalene redress scheme
Survivors will qualify for payments of up to €100,000
Magdalene survivors to receive €11,500 to €100,000
Members of one group representing survivors have rejected the Government offer
Details of Magdalen laundries compensation scheme expected this week
Women want upfront rather than staged payments
Reconciliation forum would be ‘pointless’, says Magdalene laundries survivor group
Government must publish report in full without any further delay in wake of leaks
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